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Shiba Inu burn rate surges 1,567% despite ongoing price weakness
The Shiba Inu burn rate has made a sudden reversal, surging 1,567% while other SHIB metrics remain in the red, triggering attention in the market.
Following days of drop, Shiba Inu's burn rate made a reversal in the past day, soaring 1,567%. As reported, the day before the last saw a 62.96% drop in the Shiba Inu burn rate when a meager 69,420 SHIB tokens were burned.
The drop coincided with the sell-off in the market as investors weighed macroeconomic concerns. At the time of writing, SHIB was down 1.47% in the last 24 hours to $0.00000825 and down 2% weekly. While Shiba Inu's price still trades in the red, it is surprising to see the burn rate make a sudden reversal, surging up to 1,567%.
The reason for the SHIB burn surge remains unknown, but might indicate that the Shiba Inu community still remains committed to burns believed to have a potential impact on Shiba Inu's long term value despite the short-term bearish sentiment.
The crypto market remains in a weakened position after enduring a weeks-long sell-off that began in early October with a major liquidation event, which wiped out about $19 billion in leveraged bets.
Dogecoin chart issues downside warning
DOGE bulls are facing a hard reality as Dogecoin loses a key structure.
Dogecoin is slipping back toward price levels last seen in 2024, according to analyst Ali Martinez’s monthly chart.
In late 2025, Dogecoin , the most popular meme coin, finds itself in a zone where the chart is no longer showing polite warnings, but rather is starting to issue more serious alerts. As highlighted by analyst Ali Martinez on the monthly chart, DOGE is dipping back down to levels that were last visited in 2024.
It is really all about the selling pressure due to which Dogecoin could drop to $0.1 or even lower, to around $0.062, and that second level is the uncomfortable one, because it will mean Dogecoin adding a zero back to its price, totally changing expectations not only for the biggest meme coin, but the sector as a whole.
The setup did not come out all of a sudden overnight. First, DOGE could not stay above the $0.16-$0.18 range, which had been a good spot before during stronger periods. Once the price dropped out of that zone, it became resistance, and every bounce since has stalled faster than the last. Classic distribution behavior, not accumulation.
XRP on-chain payments drop near zero
XRP's payment volume has plummeted substantially, but it could be the new norm for the asset and its network.
At first glance, XRP's on-chain payment volume declining to almost zero levels appears concerning, but the background is more important than the headline. At the moment, timing market mechanics and the source of liquidity–or lack thereof–are more important than XRP's structural flaws.
After failing to recover important moving averages, XRP is still stuck in a wider declining channel on the price side. With the 200-day serving as far-off overhead resistance, the asset stays below its 50-day and 100-day averages. Instead of being impulsive, this keeps price action constrained and responsive.
Momentum indicators show this reluctance: the RSI is in the low 40s, not oversold, but obviously weak. The price is weak, but not broken, to put it briefly.
The XRP Ledger payments volume chart, which displays activity collapsing toward zero, is the more perplexing signal. This is the point at which many people make incorrect assumptions. The decline does not indicate that XRP use has abruptly stopped or that the network is dead.
The weekend effect associated with institutional and ETF-related activity is the primary driver. The recent volume expansions of XRP have been significantly impacted by the U.S.-based engagement, especially via regulated platforms like Coinbase. It's important because in the U.S., the way that markets function varies throughout the week.
Bitcoin’s months-long slide hasn’t stopped corporate treasury companies from accumulating the digital asset, with the Eric Trump-backed American Bitcoin overtaking ProCap Financial, founded by entrepreneur Anthony Pompliano, in total Bitcoin holdings.
American Bitcoin has added more than 1,000 Bitcoin (BTC) to its reserves since the start of December, lifting its total holdings to 5,044 BTC, valued at roughly $443 million, according to data from industry tracker BitcoinTreasuries.NET.
ProCap Financial, established to build a Bitcoin-focused financial platform and investment vehicle, has slipped to 22nd place among corporate holders, holding approximately 5,000 BTC. The company has also increased its Bitcoin balance in recent weeks, according to the data.
American Bitcoin went public earlier this year following a reverse merger with Gryphon Digital Mining, a publicly traded Bitcoin mining company. The company debuted in March after rebranding from American Data Center and was introduced by US President Donald Trump’s sons, Donald Trump Jr. and Eric Trump.
Pompliano’s ProCap went public after closing a $750 million fundraising round over the summer through a special-purpose acquisition company, with a mandate to provide investors with exposure to Bitcoin and the broader digital-asset economy.
Related: Crypto Biz: Mining weakness tests Bitcoin’s market cycle
Bitcoin proxy stocks under pressure
2025 has been described as Bitcoin’s “IPO moment” by Bitwise chief investment officer Matt Hougan, a characterization echoed by other Wall Street veterans who say early investors are now realizing sizable gains as new capital enters the market through exchange-traded funds and corporate buyers.
“In the traditional world, this moment is called an IPO. It’s the moment when early believers cash out, when founders become wealthy, when venture capitalists return money to their limited partners,” Jordi Visser of 22V Research said during a recent podcast episode with Anthony Pompliano.
The corporate Bitcoin treasury race has accelerated sharply, with the top 100 publicly listed holders collectively amassing more than 1.08 million BTC. At the same time, equities with direct exposure to Bitcoin, either through treasury holdings or core business operations, have seen renewed volatility amid a broader repricing of risk across markets.
American Bitcoin has been among the hardest hit, with its stock plunging more than 50% in a single session earlier this month. Shares of Strategy, led by Michael Saylor, are down more than 60% from their all-time high, underscoring the growing strain facing Bitcoin-focused treasury companies.
Despite the volatility, companies have continued to buy. Strategy said Monday that it acquired more than 10,000 BTC last week alone, lifting its two-week total to over 20,000 BTC.
Related: HIVE tests investor appetite for AI-Bitcoin infrastructure in Andean markets
For more than a decade, Bitcoin’s largest holders have acted as the unseen forces behind many of the market’s biggest surges and deepest crashes.
These so-called whales have always held outsized influence, but their behavior throughout 2025 suggests that a major shift is underway that could fundamentally reshape how Bitcoin (BTC) behaves heading into 2026.
The turning point came on Oct. 10, a day many traders now view as the unofficial end of the most recent crypto bull market. While billions in retail positions were wiped out in minutes, one early Bitcoin whale walked away with roughly $200 million in profit.
At the same time, large, long-inactive wallets suddenly sprang back to life, moving thousands of BTC for the first time in years. The timing raised a familiar but uncomfortable question: How much power do whales really have over Bitcoin’s price, and what can their behavior tell us about the next phase of the market?
Cointelegraph's latest video delves into these questions, using onchain data and expert insights to examine both early “OG” whales and the newer class of institutional whales, including exchange-traded funds (ETFs) and publicly traded treasury companies.
We examine why OG whales have been selling heavily this year, how institutions absorbed that supply, and why institutional demand now appears to be slowing. We also explain why retail traders often misread whale activity and how these signals can lead to poor decisions.
To get the full analysis, watch the complete video on the Cointelegraph YouTube channel.
NEXUS CEO Henry Chang will join Blockmedia for a live AMA on 17 December 2025 at 05:00 UTC to discuss CROSS ecosystem progress and future plans, as outlined in the team’s announcement. Mechanically, an AMA does not change tokenomics or protocol parameters, but it can surface new information on partnerships, roadmap milestones, or upcoming launches. For traders in thinly traded assets like CROSS, fresh narrative and clearer guidance can drive renewed interest, influence perceived valuation, and increase short-term volume if the session hints at concrete catalysts such as exchange listings, mainnet upgrades, or incentive programs.
CROSS@cross_protocolDec 15, 2025LIVE AMA with Blockmedia — Dec 17th, 05:00 UTC
NEXUS CEO @HenryChang10000 will join @eBlockmedia for a special AMA, diving into the latest CROSS ecosystem momentum and sharing high-level insights on what's coming next.
We can’t spoil anything yet… but let’s just say it’s… pic.twitter.com/AEREK34osa
According to the STEPN team’s announcement, GMT earnings will be reduced by 50% on 1 January 2026, effectively halving new GMT reward emissions from the app. Mechanically, this cuts the flow of newly distributed tokens to players and earners, slowing circulating supply growth while keeping the existing supply unchanged. For traders, lower emissions can support price if user demand for GMT and related ecosystem tokens remains stable or grows, as sell pressure from farming rewards declines. However, yields for players fall immediately, which can weaken short-term activity and speculative demand around the STEPN ecosystem.
STEPN GO@StepnofficialDec 15, 2025GMT earnings will be halved on 1 Jan 2026.
We know this is a meaningful update, and we want to be transparent about it.
In the past we mentioned we didn’t plan for a halving system, but as STEPN has continued to grow, it’s become clear that adjusting emissions is the right… pic.twitter.com/txX6AlVMU3
LBank will list Rain (RAIN) with a RAIN/USDT trading pair on 17 December 2025 at 10:00 UTC, as stated in the exchange’s and project’s listing post. This adds a new centralized exchange venue where users can deposit, trade, and withdraw RAIN against a stablecoin, improving liquidity and accessibility versus purely on-chain markets. Listings on mid-tier exchanges like LBank often attract short-term speculative flows around the listing time window, with typical patterns including pre-listing accumulation, initial volatility spike at launch, and then normalization as order books and real demand establish a fairer market price.
LBank Updates@LBankUpdatesDec 15, 2025New #listing
$RAIN (Rain Protocol) will be listed on LBank! @Rain__Protocol
Rain is a decentralized prediction markets protocol on Arbitrum, enabling anyone to create and trade custom markets without permission.
️ Details: https://t.co/gOftGIuV8q pic.twitter.com/eqQeccb8ig
XRP has spent the past several weeks moving sideways around the $2.00 level, even as headlines around Ripple and the broader XRP ecosystem continue to stack up.
Related Reading: Dogecoin Holds Demand Zone Above $0.13, What A Bounce Would Do
From a $300 million venture fund expansion into South Korea to nearly $1 billion in spot ETF inflows and fresh regulatory approvals, the backdrop appears supportive on paper.
However, price action tells a different story. Instead of responding to institutional traction and regional growth, XRP remains locked in a tight range, reflecting a disconnect between developments and market behavior.
Institutional Growth Isn’t Translating Into Token Demand
Ripple’s expansion into South Korea through a $300 million venture fund has drawn attention due to the involvement of well-established, Seoul-based asset managers.
However, market participants are increasingly viewing this move as tied to Ripple’s corporate strategy and potential IPO positioning, rather than direct demand for XRP. Institutional investors tend to prioritize predictable cash-flow or equity-style exposure, limiting the immediate impact such initiatives have on the token’s market dynamics.
A similar pattern is visible in the ETF market. Spot XRP ETFs have recorded roughly $990 million in inflows over 30 consecutive days, making them one of the fastest-growing crypto fund segments.
Despite this, XRP has fallen more than 12% over the past month. Analysts note that ETF inflows do not always translate into spot market pressure, especially when liquidity is fragmented or offset by broader risk-off sentiment across crypto assets.
Technical Pressure and Broader Market Headwinds
From a technical standpoint, XRP remains under pressure. The price has retraced to key Fibonacci levels after falling from its yearly high near $3.65.
Chart patterns such as a developing death cross and a double-top formation point to downside risk, with support levels around $1.63 and $1.50 in focus if selling continues. Traders describe the current phase as bearish consolidation, with strong resistance clustered between $2.00 and $2.20.
These conditions mirror weakness across the wider crypto market. Bitcoin’s decline from earlier highs and drawdowns in major altcoins have reduced risk appetite, often pulling XRP lower regardless of asset-specific news.Liquidity, Bots, and Muted Price Response
Market structure may also be playing a role. Analysts point to low trading volumes and heavy arbitrage activity as factors keeping XRP pinned near psychological levels.
In thin markets, automated strategies tend to fade moves quickly, preventing follow-through. While some data suggests tokens are gradually moving off exchanges, signaling longer-term holding, short-term price discovery remains dominated by macro flows and Bitcoin-led volatility.
Related Reading: Dogecoin (DOGE) Slides Deeper Into Red—Is a Bottom in Sight?
Currently, XRP’s lack of movement reflects market mechanics more than a judgment on progress within its ecosystem. Until volume and liquidity shift decisively, headlines alone may not be enough to move the price.
Cover image from ChatGPT, XRPUSD chart from Tradingview
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